The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-05-21

Judge Beatty of HALEY was in
town on Thursday.

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town yesterday and reports things
hourishing in that country.
Mayer Schweitzer, father of
Harry and Louis Schweitzer of
Bellevue, is expected on visit to
his sons.
John Gilman of Gilman City was
in town yesterday for the purpose
of making contract for several
thousand railroad ties.
The family of Merritt Comstock,
engineer at the North Star mine,
on East Fork, arrived from James
town, N. Y, on Monday.
Miss Lena Curtis left on Monday
for her home in New Jersey, after a
visit of several months with Mrs.
Captain Guyer at the Springs.
Bob Campbell of Bellevue was
in town Wednesday. He left on
the hurricane deck of a pinto horse
accompanied by Harry Petit.
Mrs. Henrietta SHELTON, a tenn
perance missionary, has been doing
some good work among the be-
nighted denizens of the capital
city.
County Assessor w. w. Yeates
was in Blackfoot during the week.
He is engaged in assessing property
in the vicinity of the Bingham
county line.
Major Hyndman writes that he
will be at Ketchum in a few weeks.
He is now at Washington attend
ing to matters of public and private
interest here.
William DAWSON left Boise on
Saturday last for this place, by
way of Camas Prairie. He ar
rived at the Pride of Idaho mine,
East Fork, Wednesday.
Mrs. M. C.. Smith, at the depot,
has sufficiently recovered from the
effect of the injuries sustained three
weeks ago to once more attend to
her household affairs.
F. 0. Harding has assumed the
editorial tripod in the Inter-Idaho
Office during the absence of G. NJ.
Payne, who has gone to Era to look
after his mining interests there.
Miss Sara Middleton, formerly
Of Boise City, is visiting with Mrs.
+. G. Middleton. She expects to
pass the summer here and may
permanently locate on Wood River.
Professor Jenney has returned to
the River after a six weeks trip to
the Ceur d'Alene country. He was
in town on Thursday with Sam
Allen on their way to the Parker
mine.
Professor Dclius intends to lay
down the fiddle and the bow and
take up pick and drill for awhile.
He is an owner in a mine on Little
Wood River that is making a good
showing.
Mrs. J. f. Dickey of Butte, Mon
tana, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Captain Guyer, at the Hot Springs.
Mrs. Dickey is accompanied by her
youngest daughter, and will re-
main here for some weeks.
General Manager Hardess of the
p. d l. Company left on Wednes-
day for Chicago on business trip
regarding the machinery recently
ordered by his company. He will
return in about two weeks.
81 Calderhead, agent of the Mon
tana Union road, at Butte City, was
in town on Thursday. He is en-
joying a short vacation from duty,
and finds his time pleasantly occu-
pied visiting friends on Wood
River.
A. G. Smith, formerly of Ketch-
um, is spending a few weeks at
Mountain Home, where he has
taken up a ranch. He expects to
enlarge his house and have his
mother, Mrs. M. C.. Smith, now
living here, reside with him.
Michael Carey left on Tuesday
morning in company with Jean
Howe for Silver City and will be
absent about two weeks. They
make the trip horseback and will
find it an enjoyable one after being
housed up in a mine for many
months.
Charles A. Clark, representing
Bradstreets, was in town on We'd
nesday and paid the KEYSTONE a
pleasant visit. He makes his head
quarters at Boise City and keeps
himself we'll informed in regard to
the business affairs of Idaho.
Miss Lille Pinkham. of Ketchum,
now visiting at Boise City took part
in an entertainment given there
on last Saturday night. AS Lady
Angelina. the Statesman says the
young lady showed superior talent
both as g singer and actress. She
has a full, sweet voice, under the
most perfect control and exceed
ingly charming.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Blackinger of
Bellevue are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Springer, residing on Castle
Creek, Owyhee county. 1t is pro-
posed to have a family reunion
there and Mrs. T. Reagan of Silver